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Joanna Moorhead

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🎓Fellow of West Dean College. Also journalist and author of The Surreal Life of Leonora Carrington (Virago) and Surreal Spaces (T&H)
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I’m 63 and I’ve travelled solo in 14 countries – here are my best tips

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By Joanna Moorhead Verified
| Saga Magazine Verified
By Joanna Moorhead | Published - 1 Jun 2026 Waking up in a new city, with a day of unfettered exploration ahead – no-one else to please, no expectations to fulfil, no agenda to follow – is one of the greatest joys of my life. Solo travel is something you either get or you don’t: but if your heart jumps at the possibility of an adventure that is truly your own, curated in your own way and experienced without the judgement of others, I’d urge you to give it a try.
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And this one shows the police evicting me: The fabulous fabric visions of Elizabeth Allen

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By Joanna Moorhead Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Elizabeth Allen lived at the end of a steep, muddy track in a dilapidated hut with a notice on the door that read: “Knock very loudly.” One day in the winter of 1965, the artist Patrick Heron did just that – and overnight Allen, then in her 80s, became lauded as a luminary of the art world. There were exhibitions across Britain, not to mention in New York, Los Angeles and Barcelona.
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Calling all sinners: for his latest work, artist Maurizio Cattelan wants people to confess

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By Joanna Moorhead Verified
| MSN UK Verified
“If you're here to confess your sins, press one …” That's the message awaiting callers to a special hotline from Thursday. But it's not a digital Catholic church initiative for the Easter weekend: instead, it's the latest intervention of the Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, who scandalised some with his 1999 sculpture La Nona Ora (The Ninth Hour), which showed a lifesize Pope John Paul II being struck down by a meteorite.
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